The Future of Ahmadiyyat — Selected Writings of the Promised Messiah
Introduction
Hazrat Mirza Ghulam Ahmad (AS) records divinely revealed prophecies regarding the destiny, expansion, and enduring preservation of the Ahmadiyya Muslim Community across the globe.
Book Series: Selections from the Writings of the Promised Messiah Author: Hazrat Mirza Ghulam Ahmad of Qadian (AS) Compiler: Hazrat Mirza Tahir Ahmad, Khalifatul Masih IV (RH) Section: Prophetic Destiny Navigation: Previous: « World Religions | Book Series Archive | Next: Ultimate Victory »
Excerpt 75
I declare with full confidence and steadfastness that I am in the right and that with the Grace of Allah, I will emerge victorious in this struggle. As far as I can observe with my far-reaching sight, I see the entire world ultimately covered by the advancing step of my truth. The time is near at hand before I shall gain a resounding victory.
It is so because another voice speaks in support of what I speak and there is another Hand which operates to strengthen my hand. This is not perceived by the world but I see it. In me vibrates the voice of a heavenly spirit which instils each word I speak with life. There is commotion and upsurge in heaven which has fashioned out of a handful of dust, a puppet figure whose movements are manipulated from on high.
All those upon whom the door of repentance is not yet closed will soon see that I am not of my own accord. Can they be seeing with eyes which fail to recognize a man of truth? Can he be deemed alive who has no awareness of this Heavenly call.
[Izala-e-Auham Pt. II: Ruhani Khaza’in Vol. 3, p 403]
[Selected Writings of the Promised Messiah, p. 98]
Excerpt 76
Rest assured that this is a tree planted by the Hand of God. He will never permit it to go to waste. He will not be satisfied until He has seen it through to its fullness. He will see to it that it is well irrigated and will build a protective fence around it.
Thus God will bless my followers with astounding progress and prosperity. Have you left any stones unturned? Had it been the work of man, this tree would have been cut and felled since long and no trace of it would have remained.
[Anjam-e-Atham: Ruhani Khaza’in Vol. 11, p 64]
[Selected Writings of the Promised Messiah, p. 98]